Shocking Report from Euro 2020: Before the final, two thousand drunk drug fans could cause death

A confidential report on violence caused by British fans in the Euro 2020 final in London is embarrassing the British government, claiming that life has been jeopardised with that case and that fans guilty of violence, racist insults, and are under the influence of drugs or alcohol should be expelled from the stadiums.

The report found that about 2,000 ticket-free fans were introduced to Wembley on July 11th after 17 attempts to <x0 mass violence” at the gates of the stadium, with many of them passing through the entrance for disabled persons, being kicked and kicked and punched with the strategists before England lost to Italy in the first final of a grand tour, which he played at the now distant 1966 World Cup.

The advice of a minority of England's supporters has not only been shameful, but has endangered lives with the carelessness shown”, Louise Casey, a former official government expert, said in a 129-page report published Friday. “The frightening behaviour of fans should be a wake-up call for all of us. For a long time, the actions of a minority of England fans have been tolerated as part of our national culture (even if shameful), rather than face-to-face”, the expert added.

According to the report, if England had won the match, a group of 6,000 people without tickets could have attacked the stadium to see the award sharing ceremony. “Threats, aggression, violence, the use of smokeers and fireworks, the throwing of objects, including fella, excessive alcohol and cocaine consumption combined to promote a fever”, Casey said.

The report condemns the behaviour of those fans that <x0 marked persons with predatorically disabled” to receive entrance tickets. In a frightening incident, a ticketless fan, disguised as a steward, attempted to enter the stadium using a disabled child who secretly took it away from his father as a way to get through the gate. The players' families were also involved in riots, where England's defender's father, Harry Maguire, was injured in the ribs.